Sentence examples similar to that particular apprehension from inspiring English sources

Thus, in the case of "mere evidence," probable cause must be examined in terms of cause to believe that the evidence sought will aid in a particular apprehension or conviction.

That particular brand.

That particular comparison ends there.

(Russia won that particular honor).

That particular work never materialised.

No, not that particular guy.

Why in that particular case?

That particular fear seemed implausible.

I like that particular tilt.

Apprehension -- that particular strain involving both dread and foreboding -- seems a dominant tone in American life as the new century unfurls.

Olga's plight might seem familiar enough, in particular her apprehension that, in throwing her all into being a mother, she has become dangerously null, while her "ever more productive" husband has only blossomed in the outside world.